Examples of using Recognised that in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It is recognised that data collection and analysis provide an important platform to legal and policy development.
It was recognised that an in-depth analysis would be required to assess fully its implications for the topic.
It must be recognised that health is multi-factorial and no one sector can ensure health from every aspect.
An agreement was reached, and the allies tacitly recognised that the wall was going to remain in place.
On the one hand, it is recognised that some States would oppose the inclusion of pre-existing stocks.
It is recognised that the size of the ICT operations may make the implementation of certain recommendations difficult.
Cambodia recognised that despite enhanced coordination, the lack of resources and capacity within these institutions remains a challenge.
It is now recognised that changes are needed in all policy sectors that have an impact on developing countries.
However, it is recognised that certain processes in manufacturing industries must be carried out continuously for technical reasons.
The TRIMs Agreement has formally recognised that competition policy and investment policy are closely related and thus require parallel consideration.
In this way, the Netherlands recognised that Indonesia had gained independence not in 1949,
Recently the government has recognised that regulation is needed if the local fishery is to survive for the future.
I recognised that part of my illness was rooted in hunger…
It is also recognised that managing the identified and unidentified risks involved in implementing such projects is always a challenge.
However, it is not fully recognised that women in their multiple roles, contribute significantly to the economic development of Guyana.
It is recognised that values may compete and change over time, and that heritage may have different meanings for different stakeholders.
NOLA recognised that people with disabilities continued to be discriminated against and marginalised at all levels of society because of their disabilities.
Since 2005, Co-Chairs have recognised that overcoming these challenges requires intensive work on a national basis in the relevant States Parties.
However, it is recognised that there is likely to be considerable variability between different types of conflict and conflict environments.
Over time, however, it has been recognised that the principles of corporate governance may well be applied to all entities.